U.S. Air Force Security Forces | Largest Career Field in the Air Force

U.S. Air Force Security Forces | Largest Career Field in the Air Force
The United States Air Force Security Forces are the ground combat force and military police service of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force.United States Air Force Security Forces were formerly known as Military Police, Air Police, and Security Police at various points in its history.
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[@Cesar-kw9ce]

day to day life doesn’t look anywhere close to this

[@gabeculler1469]

Facts wheres the patrol or standing guard cq

[@KenGreen-tm7si]

Selling a dream doesn’t involve sharing the reality of it

[@ironclamp5325]

Aye. This is all expeditionary training. Hold up… was this a recruiting video?!

[@roshaun411]

@@KenGreen-tm7si deep

[@babywestbrook6455]

this is the training portion this is after bmt or i think that’s what all the other videos i watched said

[@thirty9648]

A great quote from a Security Forces member “95% of the “cool shit” is done by 5% of Security Forces, the rest are gate guards and hate the job”

[@davistyon5687]

Thank you👍

[@shaneconnor6842]

Some aren’t willing enough to put the work in to be that top 5 percent. I know this cause a lot of the people who are ravens and dagres are people who washed out from special warfare.

[@isiahz]

A lot of them don’t bother doing additional training. RAVEN and DAGRE is offered twice a year.

[@kaleihayes7479]

@@isiahz Only specific bases offer those opportunities btw. plus some one like me, stationed at a gsc base. additional training and tdys are few and far between

[@isiahz]

@@kaleihayes7479 luckily the base I go to offers it. didn't enlist as SF though, only took what jobs were offered since its just whatever open to reservist

[@ernestgeorge862]

I was in the Air Force active duty from Dec. 17, 1967 to Dec. 18, 1971. I was stationed at Langley AFB, Bien Hoa, Vietnam (Nov. 68 to Nov. '69 and RAF Bentwaters, England. I requested the security police career field as did one other guy in basic training. When we got our orders after basic, nine of us were assigned to security police because security police were badly needed in Vietnam. I went DDA to Langley along with eight other guys and received the most pathetic training from an incompetent tech sergeant who was fired from the job after five of the nine guys failed the test, the one level if I remember correctly. The four of us who passed were put in security and the five who failed were put in law enforcement. Having completed my training I volunteered for Vietnam, a lot of guys did. I turned 19 on a Friday the 13th at Lackland AFB going through Asia Zone Rediness (AZR) training. A month and a half later I was in Vietnam and endured the toughest year of my life. Interestingly, at Langley guys complained about everything and at Bentwaters guys complained about a lot but in Vietnam no one complained about anything. The situation was too serious to be complaining. The security police at Bien Hoa and Ton Su Nhut fought off and killed hundreds of enemy troops during ground attacks. We lost a few troops. Being in Air Force security police was the toughest job I ever had, because nothing is worse than having nothing to do. Being overworked is easier than walking around with an M-16 hanging over your shoulder with nothing to do. After the Air Force I earned a bachelor's and degree worked my way up the corporate ladder and retired as Director, Government Security, having spent 37 years protecting classified information by ensuring compliance with the mountains of security requirements for various government agencies. I worked hard doing that and had to travel excessively, but being in Air Force security police was harder.

[@anonymous3669]

Wow that’s crazy story.So are you saying I shouldn’t do this career because it is boring?Or I should because it can get me a good law enforcement career after my service is done?Like should I focus more on an Air Force career by the present and what it is or where it can take me in the future ?

[@jameslyons6655]

Like most things in the military your mileage may vary. I did four years active and another 17 with the Air Guard. Retired in 2007 as a MSgt. My experience and contacts in the AF led to a federal LE career with INS and then the USMS. I travelled all over the world and got to do some interesting things. Yes, it also sucked at some points but I was usually surrounded by good people going through the same stuff so it’s all good.

[@stephenhall5115]

What district are you in?

[@luigi_boss7549]

security forces is pretty easy you either sit at the gate, sit in a car on the flightline and keep watch. I've personally havent done anything theyre showing in the video other than to CQB training, SMC, or qualifying with the M4, M18 and M9, and the M249. if you're joining this AFSC to be a cop understand that you as a new airman have to finish your RFM CQ FIRST then once your supervisor thinks you're ready or hit SrA go up for RFL and become a patrol for the base. other than that youre a gate guard or a flightline guard. Not saying all of this as a negative but just want people to understand before joining this AFSC. I love it personally. others might not its just up to you.

[@davidmclevain8391]

I spent 4 years as a security specialist and not once was I A gate guard. Which by the way is not a easy job. Until you walk in our shoes you don’t know what it’s like having that responsibility. Were we the best trained? Probably not. But have you ever had the responsibility of escorting and protecting the most powerful and destructive weapons ever known to mankind in the world’s largest storage area? I have. Daily. I salute anyone who has the courage to draw a weapon and stand a post, day in, day out.

[@dannywalker3925]

I never saw a back pack like that when I was a Security Policeman. Thank goodness.

[@dunknG]

Cool.First Time looking and hearing about the Security Force of any Armed forces Entity.

[@courttruelock3638]

Trust me… it’s not as cool as they make it seem

[@dunknG]

@@courttruelock3638 I Understand And I Apologize For the Second Comment which I decided to Delete.

[@MauriceMoore1983]

It's nothing like this.

[@davidchalifoux504]

I served in the USAF for 30 years with 21 years in Security Forces. Very rewarding career field. But its not for everyone.

[@ajaeellis3755]

Wym but not for everyone

[@davidchalifoux504]

@@ajaeellis3755 These videos make Security Forces look action packed. When in fact,, it's a lot of sitting in a vehicle on a flightline or standing post on a gate for 8 to 12 hours, being vigilant for potential threats to US Air assets. In a typical 8 hour shift, it can be 7 hours and 55 minutes of pure bordum and 5 minutes of excitement. But that can depend upon what post you're on or which location you're stationed at. It can be tough for some people. But the SF career field is a very good career field. I got to do a lot of fun training and deployments. But mostly, I got to work with some of the best guys and girls the Air Force has to offer. I also got to work closely with Special Operators from other branches of service to civilian Police Officers to Swat Officers to US Customs and Border Patrol. And Secret Service Agents a couple of times. So in 30 years I got to see and do a lot. But it takes a certain mentally to stay in a career field like Security Forces. That's why I say that it's not for everyone.

[@echosmoon5605]

@@ajaeellis3755 yeah just don’t do it

[@gtarules1]

What rewards?

[@samuelevans7305]

“We’re basically infantry”

[@kaiserlink7644]

No Security Forces Airman whose been in the operational Air Force for more than six months actually thinks that. It's more or less been a meme my SSGT loves to crack to the new guys. We know 99% of us do standard gate guard/MP shit, sit in barren missile fields in North Dakota, or sit with our thumbs up our asses on the flightline. As much as we hate to admit it, we don't do shit.

[@joenop3393]

Air Force come from 1985-1997 (SAC/TAC). Its awesome to see todays Air Force Cops with some outstanding equipment. Well Deserved!! Hooah!

[@gusm2752]

SAC and TAC. The good old days I was SP 76 - 80. Talk about shitty equipment. Viet Nam hand me down junk. So much better equipped and trained now. I was IRAKLION AS CRETE GREECE , ATHENS. Then KIRTLAND AFB ALBUQUERQUE NM.

[@bigdawgz4y]

4:00 did he just flag his wingman

[@ricky7973]

Wheres the part where flight chief cancels your leave the day before it was supposed to start?

[@tanman47756]

That room clearing was a little cringe at times 😬 hopefully they had some good lessons learned from it. Still way better clearing then the 10th Mountain Division can do though lol 😆

[@gtarules1]

The entirety of the 10MTN DIV? 🤔 Doubt

[@davisluong2060]

Now I know that the m240 has recoil, but it seems that her stance doesn't allow her to control the recoil a little bit more. But then again, what do I know as an infantrymen of 7 years. Also was that guy in the back flagging his buddy to his front when breaching the building?

[@samuelevans7305]

Yes. Yes, he was ⛩

[@samuelevans7305]

6:55 moves and then puts a tq on 👌THE standard

[@peanutbutter1562]

This footage is older, and this is their dagre units that are a specialized force that helps recapture or invade airbase as a force. Since the airforce doesn't have infantry these seem to be like a similar entity. I saw this video came out a week ago, I was hoping for new content this footage is old

[@tacbear]

It may be old footage...BUT this is everyday Security Forces Training...IN FACT the video is showing the 114th Security Forces Squadron SOUTH DAKOTA AIR NATIONAL GUARD!! I went trough the same training when I was in the Alabama Air National Guard!!!!

[@robjose5669]

Lol they are mps not infantry.

[@peanutbutter1562]

@@tacbear at Minot air force base? I hear they have trf, that what my recruiter did, and that's what I wanted to do

[@ThatOnlineAsian]

@@robjose5669 Security forces is the closet thing that resembles infantry in the Air Force. The job isn’t as cool as it is made to look but there are so many different jobs and opportunities you can do throughout the career field

[@peanutbutter1562]

@@ThatOnlineAsian yeah I'm just doing it for the law enforcement background then plan to go tacp when I get outta tech school, or before my two year mos exchange expirss

[@jadilsonalvesdasilva7192]

Grande Exército Americano 👏👏👏 notas dez

[@JJO117]

I reckon the US Army should look as good as the USAF.

[@ironclamp5325]

Lol. I love reading the comments about people harping on SF. Acting like infantry or “maRInE CoRPs” are a perfect fighting force. Fucking A, anyone else remember those videos of infantry tossing a grenade and it end up five feet in front of them and their instructor has to tackle them to keep them safe? Or ask literally any other MOS that had to deal with infantry “Can you tell me a dumb infantry story?”

[@militarymoments]

Sounds like a recruit

[@Suncast45]

That exact incident happened to me when I was in SP Training in 1967! Shrapnel cracked the windshield of a 1st Lt who had stopped by to inspect the training flight! He was PO for sure!

[@alexott8737]

I was in for 4 years and not once did this shit lmao. Got to know the DBIBS real good though.

[@mrmack3176]

Only the beginning they are gate guards the more higher ups just patrol like regular police with some military differences

[@Forensource]

Imagine driving around a Home Depot mall parking lot for 8 hours. That is what real patrol is like.

[@thomasryan2679]

Bases are virtually crime free. @@Forensource

[@thomasryan2679]

Replaced by civilian USAF cops who get paid just above minimum wage.

[@Modernfinancejourney]

Omg... A M249 from CATM that didn't jam ever 4 rounds...

[@user-zv5lg2mw9w]

То что вы видите в ролике и есть снаряжение глубинной разведки мин обороны Казахстана Каспий флот гражданские так вот

[@OrioleBeagle]

How many of the security forces are former Army and Marines?

[@keithcring8011]

This one was

[@yohancethorpe7170]

who else plan on joining Security Forces? Wanna see who’ll be my brothers and sisters

[@godsrisen1662]

I plan to eventually maybe a year 2 tops

[@jamesgray5189]

Shipping out in January for SF

[@Thevilla742]

i ship out next month for sf

[@sunamemusic]

Shipping out in 12 days

[@requiemphotography4792]

Don’t do it

[@firstballll]

And pedal poundin' 🐎💣 eXperts 💥⚡⚡⚡ 🇺🇸 🥇

[@tacbear]

I am a Former Security Policeman 6 years Active/9 years Air National Guard and I can tell you I wouldn't trade my time in the USAF Security Police for anything. I was stationed at Dyess AFB for 3 years in the Strategic Air Command..we had a squadron of B52D's..4 Nuclear uploaded on alert at all times. As an A1C I was a Sentry on uploaded B-52's or on a Boundry. I was a ART/SRT member and also a Fire Team member in a Armored Vehicle (we had 6 Fire Teams on Alert at all times).When I made Senior Airman (Below the zone) I qualified to be a Entry Controller and an Alarm Monitor in the Priority A area's. We also had 3 squadron's of C-130's. I did Fly Away Security. We trained 4 times a year in Air Base Ground Defense at Ft. Hood Army Base against the US Army 7th Calvary Scouts. I was on one of the first EST's..Emergency Service Team's (SWAT) in the Air Force. I got to attend the FBI SWAT School and we got to put on EST training demonstrations along with the Combat Control Team across the street from Security Control. (We loaded on 2 C 130's with a Combat Control Team climbed to 20,000 ft., the CCT did a halo jump. After deploying the CCT the 130's spiraled down and did an Assault landing on a dirt strip. We deployed in our Armored vehicles out the back of the C130's and took the objective, reloaded with the nuclear weapon we recovered from the Terrorists and did a Assault takeoff)!! I was stationed for 1 year in Turkey at a secret MUNSS site. As a SGT...I was the NCOIC of Arms and Equipment for the Security detachment and also the Team Leader for the RRT ( Recapture and Recovery Team) a joint Turkish - American Anti-terrorist Team. When I rotated back to the World, I was assigned for 2 years at Langley AFB, VA to Headquarters Tactical Air Command. The unit I was in is the Tactical Air Command Guard...we were the Security for the CINCTAC (Commander and Chief Tactical Air Command..4 Star General). and I was a Flight Chief (SSGT) for Bravo Flight. During my time in the Alabama Air National Guard I got to go to "Sliver Flag Alpha" in Indian Springs, NV, the USAF SP Desert Warfare and Survival School, I did a lot of different things in the Security Police Field....AND LOVED EVERY MINUTE... except for the time I spent in a Turkish Military Prison..but that is another story! ALL of this was in the 80's and 90's...Security forces today actually do A LOT more!!

[@user-zv5lg2mw9w]

только винтовки Беретта arx 160 )

[@ricardorayg.9820]

Damn I want this job My Arithmetic Reasoning sucks though smh.. still working on it Damn

[@julianrodriguez999]

I studied using “ASVAB for dummies” (just get this years or last years) and I used KZbin. A great Chanel that helped me a lot was “ Grammar Hero” and I highly recommend his videos on all the subjects especially math since I sucked at it lol. My first practice test at my recruiters office I got a 35 after that I studied for a month a half and I got up to a 60 again and at meps I got a 72. Practice practice practice you can do it just make the time for it and it’ll be easy. PS. Don’t be scared of the test its a lot easier than you think especially if you study, God bless and good luck buddy.

[@isiahz]

I can’t stress it enough, study everyday too! Do one subject for every day. Since the AFQT has 4 subjects and you have a 7 day week of course. Just keep cycling after the 4th subject. Make at least an hour and a half dedicated to studying. Don’t try to force all the information in at once because you won’t retain it. If you can ace math knowledge, paragraph comp. , and do *decent* on word knowledge, it is more than enough. I’m not that great with arithmetic either. Since the highest score you can get is a 99, see that each section can contribute to 24.8 points. In order to score a 50, you need to do great on 2, but since it’s not guaranteed, you need to make at least 3 decent plays to score around a 50-60 (which is ideal for the Air Force). Again, good luck!

[@ricardorayg.9820]

@@julianrodriguez999 Thanks man

[@ricardorayg.9820]

@@isiahz Thanks

[@Marine-wj4jv]

Sleeping Bags? Poncho and Poncho Liner is all you need!

[@Fullmetal_christo]

The “Other” *SF*.

[@nicophoto7551]

The Bats.

[@alfe1402]

DAGREs please 🥺

[@leonkennedy7265]

Ravens

[@user-zv5lg2mw9w]

завод по производству бронежилетов так же в наличии и да в Казахстане тоже знают THE LAST OF US проверьте экранизацию сериала и комп игру элементы ее применяют технологии снаряжение выживания Каспий флот гражданские

[@droidbait4544]

I see a lot of respect but also a lot of shit talking about this career field and I just gotta ask...do you guys expect a MP unit to be more than MPs? Like ALL the MPs do this same exact shit, the Army/Navy/Marine Police units do this same shit with a different backdrop. I mean that's like saying "being a cop is boring" when 95% of their work is writing tickets and doing paperwork, shit I've known cops that retired at 25+ years that have never fired their weapon in the line of duty. I mean SF isn't = an 11 in the marines and no one is saying they are, so why do people hate on em so much? I mean if standing post sounds boring AND you have no interest in actually making an effort to get a more exciting job then just go be a maintainer lol I'm sure those guys LOVE being undermanned and overworked.

[@droidbait4544]

@@thomasryan2679 dont break the law then lol

[@droidbait4544]

@@thomasryan2679 maybe don't do shit that requires a ticket then lol that's like civilians being mad about getting tickets for not wearing their seat belts. You know how to avoid that? Wear your seat belt lmao

[@thomasryan2679]

That's really great, writing fellow airmen cheesy tickets for BS. Something to be proud of while you're thinking you're a real cop. Your tickets aren't even written to real courts. The arbitrator knows less than the teenagers writing them.

[@yomama75]

Better gear than Army and Marine infantry 😂

[@militarymoments]

And for what 😂

[@DefenderCJ21]

What the heck are they doing with their lights constantly on? Terrible tactics.

[@seanfernandolopez9139]

Yeah. Even terrible Call of Duty knows this

[@loganbarr853]

I was L.E. Right before I was getting out the AF was kicking around combing L.E. And Security Police. Thank God I escaped. What a shitty career field. Do not I repeat do not join this career field. Run away as fast as you can.

[@mgsxmike]

can you elaborate more?

[@loganbarr853]

@@mgsxmike I was a tail gunner on the B-52. When that career field was terminated I had to choose another field or get out. All the other flying jobs were taken by higher ranking gunners so I chose L.E. Back then you actually did L.E. related work. I was sent to Traffic Accident Investigation School, I worked K-9, worked with SPOI (Security Police Office of Investigations), JDET ( Joint Drug Enforcement Team) and before I got out I had a stent with OSI (Office of Special Investigations). When I was on flying status I was treated very very well. When I cross trained into L.E. It was very different. S.P. (Security Police) were treated worse. The above mentioned things I did were only for L.E. Now a days you have to compete with everyone. Your days off will be filled with training. More than likely you will be stuck on the flight line. You won’t see patrol probably until you hit E-2 or E-3. This also depends on how fast you pick things up as well. Generations also suck. Standing guard on an Airplane for 12 hours is not fun. Some bases also have DOD police so your chance of patrol is slim. Do yourself a favor STAY AWAY from this career field. Get a guaranteed flying job like Load Master or Boom Operator. You will thank me for it. Since I was a tail gunner on the B-52,I had 50 cal experience and wanted to be a door gunner on the helicopter. I couldn’t initially when I cross trained. Right before I got out the job came open. My commander said the job was mine if I just stayed in. My then wife said nope. So I got out. If you enlist that great. Be smart about it. Enjoy your enlistment. Like I said the best jobs in the Air Force for enlisted in my opinion are the ones on flying status.

[@Harold1902]

@@mgsxmike This guy probably had a poor ass attitude and complained all the time. The career field is easy and you get good benefits but just have to deal with military bs

[@BPD1586]

@@loganbarr853 111X0 was my dream job; unfortunately, it was phased out the year before I went in.

[@mgsxmike]

@@thomasryan2679 ok it sounds boring, but what about the pay and benefits, is it worth it?

[@jbsmccd]

How many semester credits do you get for tech school?

[@MrGoyabeans21]

17 credits

[@thomasryan2679]

Colleges accept just a few them. @@MrGoyabeans21

[@thomasryan2679]

They'll tell you 17, maybe 30, but no accredited college will accept them.

[@tezz19937]

but they want you down to 220 and thats bs for someone thats 6ft 4in

[@Carlking3]

Do u need drivers license for this job ?

[@z-briii7685]

Yuh

[@nicophoto7551]

Plasma Clinic?

[@kilomike5788]

A lot of people being Debbie downers on here probably rotted away in Minot. I got lucky and took a world trip on the AFs dime.

[@gt1123]

I don’t get these guys commenting “wanna be infantry “ or “basically infantry “ or stuff like that. It’s like damn if you do damn if you don’t for these guys man. Make fun of them because they don’t train like the Army/ Marines etc. but when they do make fun of them for doing it? What do you want from these guys lol. And I’m not security forces . But at a deployed location , if I’m with one of these guys I’d want them to be trained … since ya know, we are on the same team?…

[@urmom9341]

All that training so they can just be gate guards lol

[@briandavis1692]

security forces get deployed. Same as marines, sailors, coast guard (MSRT) and soldiers

[@kanephillips3897]

@@briandavis1692 ya u get deployed to be a gate guard

[@IIOctaneII]

@@kanephillips3897 💀😭😭😭

[@dallasyap3064]

Unfortunately they are more than just gate guards.

[@dallasyap3064]

@@kanephillips3897 their job is still important. Otherwise who's gonna run security for Air Force bases? Who's gonna protect those personnel and equipment the bases are housing?

[@gtarules1]

Hold up, are they rucking!? Thought air force didn't ruck march

[@MrGoyabeans21]

Only security forces and special warfare in the airforce

[@azuwarizzorizzo318]

Makan

[@nicophoto7551]

Spell RED

[@dlejrgud23]

SECURITY FORCES!!!!!! SECURITY FORCES!!!!!!! stay waaaaaarm🤪

[@loganbarr853]

Sucks. Stay away

[@cheechaaron1611]

HUA

[@loganbarr853]

Run away as fast as you can

[@cheechaaron1611]

@@loganbarr853 it’s too late I graduate from tech school on Monday 😂

[@loganbarr853]

@@cheechaaron1611 Alright then you go young man. The best thing I can advise is to separate yourself from the rest of the pack. Get your 5 level (or whatever they call it now) out of the way as fast as you can. Do well on all your studies. I went to traffic accident investigation school. One of the hardest schools I’ve ever been to. If you are able to go I suggest go. If they offer K-9 jump on it as fast as you can. Just remember SEPARATE YOURSELF FROM THE REST OF THE PACK. Oh and stay out of trouble!!! The Air Force will open a lot of doors for you. Trust me if it wasn’t for the Air Force I wouldn’t be where I am today. Good luck to you and thank you for serving. I don’t know you but I’m very proud of you. It takes a lot to volunteer and to serve. If you ever need advise just drop me a line.

[@koffijosefernandezkonan3387]

🇺🇲👍😍

[@thegoat2874]

How do I become a sniper for the air force

[@F3PIZZA]

Off the top of my head USAF Security Forces(who you’re watching)have snipers and counter snipers. If you look at the role of a sniper in the various law enforcement agencies, thats the best comparison. The USAF has a Advanced Designated Marksmen (ADM) course. But what about being a sniper do you like? Does the “Reconnaissance” part of a snipers job sound enjoyable? Do you want to jump out of a plane at 35k feet, landing deep behind enemy lines, in order to acquire the intelligence that the team needs to execute the mission? What about playing with, and I mean this literally, the USAF’s highest-end “toys”? Yes? USAF Special Reconnaissance is for you. SR as it’s known is the nation’s and the USAF’s newest special operations career field. From the USAF: “It's the job of Air Force Special Reconnaissance (SR) to provide it - any place, any time. These Special Warfare Airmen deploy by any means - from airborne, maritime, or land-based platforms - deep behind enemy lines to collect and exploit key information, develop targets, and tilt the battlespace in our favor.” If you want to learn more, there’s a KZbin channel that HANDS DOWN has the best AFSOC content: @onesready

[@thegoat2874]

@@F3PIZZA yes the ADM course that’s the one I was looking for

[@peanutbutter1562]

You have to show interest in things and be a reliable individual to get into schools. You can be a marksman in special warfare units, but security forces offers cpec which is a counter sniper, and sniping school. You can then get tasked with working with dagres, ravens, and or trf units

[@thomasryan2679]

I don't ever remember meeting an AF sniper. Perhaps you're joining the wrong branch

[@thegoat2874]

@@thomasryan2679 I’ve already joined lol I’m two years in. I went to a base that has a sniper course

[@netzymarianadoradocalderon4559]

P para que el Gobierno de la República y que el Gobierno de

[@MauriceMoore1983]

This is such a misleading video. Lol

[@tonenagaw9167]

These guys have the worst tactics in all US Military branches

[@davistyon5687]

Big fax

[@thegreatdogzilla5855]

@@DirtyMikeandTheBoys69 They don't clear chet. They go in after army and marines are done fighting.

[@thegreatdogzilla5855]

@@DirtyMikeandTheBoys69 Red horse is construction and Security Forces ain't seizing chet. The only reason he had route clearance is because of that dog. The Army and Marines would pick any k9 over secfo any day.

[@liam9214]

Air Force security forces tactics come from and are the ranger handbook bro so idk what that’s suppose to mean lol

[@thomasryan2679]

Says who girl?

[@nicophoto7551]

📺🖥er "Clear"

[@wildbill9490]

Space Force 🤦‍♂️

[@SergeantSleepy]

Very misleading video, and I'm security forces

[@ajaeellis3755]

What would u say sf its like then?

[@zimm686]

@@ajaeellis3755 checkin id’s. Even as an E5 😒. 95% of the cool shit is done by 5% of the career field in pretty much 2 squadrons.

[@Palm0vic]

why the hell they have dog tag on machine gun ?????

[@tylerhamme1009]

To make you ask questions

[@e3underground453]

They use that to put a matching barrel set to the machine gun. Each of those are issued with 1 spare so its an accountability thing.

[@nicophoto7551]

Spell R E D

[@loreast2129]

Don’t do this job. Trust me I was in the 343. Ass

[@requiemphotography4792]

Lmao and the gayest career field

[@nchapa-hc1dp]

What career field are you in?

[@requiemphotography4792]

@@nchapa-hc1dp sec fo it is the worst

[@coltbergman9847]

@@requiemphotography4792 what makes it bad I’m seriously thinking about it

[@NeverGoingToGiveYouUp000]

@@coltbergman9847 He speaks the truth don't go sec fo.

[@coltbergman9847]

@@NeverGoingToGiveYouUp000 can you explain ? We’re you in it ?

[@militarymoments]

If you're Security Forces in Air Force you should have just joined the Army 😂 you would of got promoted a lot faster “Smarter Branch “

[@Mmjacksom]

I’d take security forces over any army combat mos every single time. Already made that mistake once

[@utefan27]

The job fucking sucks

[@brittmoody4610]

missle protectors ... lol.... i was a missle officer they difnt protect shit